Homesy
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Of course that is correct.
By using angus it will allow me to be a sub standard farmer and get the results I desire tho
Of course that is correct.
By using angus it will allow me to be a sub standard farmer and get the results I desire tho
Whats fertiliser?Fertiliser £456/t for 27 5 5
Put it this way, I have enough to get me through first cut I think and 1 or 2 grazing applications after that if the price is still up there I shall be ordering spray and red clover seed insteadWhats fertiliser?
Iv come to the conclusion that inputs like fert, cow cake anything in a shiny packet are just addictive drugs really. We all can so easily become dependent on them, and when commedity prices rise we help by the rope around our neck.
£498.50 is the figure iv just been quoted for organic dairy cake winter contractPut it this way, I have enough to get me through first cut I think and 1 or 2 grazing applications after that if the price is still up there I shall be ordering spray and red clover seed instead
sh!t£498.50 is the figure iv just been quoted for organic dairy cake winter contract![]()
That was for a top spec 21% if I want the 24% I'm looking at £538.50!sh!t
I've been quoted 250 for 22% protein high cereal blend
Just an addictive drug. You don't need it.£498.50 is the figure iv just been quoted for organic dairy cake winter contract![]()
That my exact thinking!!Just an addictive drug. You don't need it.![]()
Would you be better off buying organic straights in? My thinking would be beans, barley/wheat depending on price and what's available and adding some urea?That was for a top spec 21% if I want the 24% I'm looking at £538.50!
Urea? That well known organic productWould you be better off buying organic straights in? My thinking would be beans, barley/wheat depending on price and what's available and adding some urea?
Ahh yesUrea? That well known organic product
Yes it’s your neighboursAhh yesIts a special urea
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Its actually organic calcium that's been put in the wrong bagYes it’s your neighbours
Iv got 140T of home grown cereals, and hopefully maize cornWould you be better off buying organic straights in? My thinking would be beans, barley/wheat depending on price and what's available and adding some urea?
What protein on the clover silage?Iv got 140T of home grown cereals, and hopefully maize cornto come, just need protein source. Got plenty of red clover silage but just looking at cake to drop 2kg a head in until turn out.
Which group of cows are yours on Kivells FB page for Exeter tomorrow?it looks like CF are going to start up again to save xmas, co2 is a by product of fert, so presumably it will be available again, at what cost, remains to be seen. It was pretty certain guv would pander to the green zealots, over N use, and would probably either restricted it's use by edict or tax, they wont have to now.
The amount of interlocking functions of making things, that occur, who would have thought a rise in gas price, would stop fert production, and slaughter houses, to threaten xmas.
Those zealots, lauding this position now, will they be so fanatical when they cant buy there food, either by price, or shortage.
Farmers will have to learn to cope with less fert, the price may come down, but l somehow doubt it will get back to sensible levels. Better use of shite, clover and rotation, and look over the hedge, to see what the organic boys are doing !
Rolled beans as a protein? Being a legume and therefore not needing fertiliser I can imagine they would be easier to find organically than most things?Iv got 140T of home grown cereals, and hopefully maize cornto come, just need protein source. Got plenty of red clover silage but just looking at cake to drop 2kg a head in until turn out.